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Top 3 Common Cause Of Bad Posture 👇 1. Prolonged sitting/desk work. This means that you may be spending hours hunched over a phone or laptop shortens the chest muscles and weakens the upper back, pulling shoulders forward (that “tech neck” and rounded upper back). 2. Next, you may have a weak core and glutes. Your core and glutes are your postural foundation. When they’re weak, the lower back overcompensates, causing anterior pelvic tilt (that exaggerated lower-back arch). 3. Lastly, you may have muscle imbalances from one-sided habits such as carrying a bag on one shoulder, favoring one side when standing, or unbalanced training (all push, no pull) creates asymmetries that pull your frame out of alignment over time. My Top 3 Recommendations To Fix That 👇 1. I recommend you strengthen your posterior chain*by performing rows, face pulls, and rear delt to work towards directly counteracting your forward-rounded shoulders by strengthening the muscles between your shoulder blades. 2. Next, I recommend that you stretch and mobilize your tight anterior side. Chest openers, hip flexor stretches, and thoracic spine mobility drills release the tightness pulling you into a hunched, tilted position. 3. Lastly, build your postural awareness + core stability. Planks and dead bugs build the core control that holds you upright, paired with simple positional resets (wall angels, chin tucks) throughout the day to retrain default posture. Your posture is a mirror of your habits. Fix the habits, fix the frame. Shock Troop out. 🪖⚔️🤝 #posturecorrection #postureexercises #physicaltherapy #yoga #backpain
Top 3 Common Cause Of Bad Posture 👇 1. Prolonged sitting/desk work. This means that you may be spending hours hunched over a phone or laptop shortens the chest muscles and weakens the upper back, pulling shoulders forward (that “tech neck” and rounded upper back). 2. Next, you may have a weak core and glutes. Your core and glutes are your postural foundation. When they’re weak, the lower back overcompensates, causing anterior pelvic tilt (that exaggerated lower-back arch). 3. Lastly, you may have muscle imbalances from one-sided habits such as carrying a bag on one shoulder, favoring one side when standing, or unbalanced training (all push, no pull) creates asymmetries that pull your frame out of alignment over time. My Top 3 Recommendations To Fix That 👇 1. I recommend you strengthen your posterior chain*by performing rows, face pulls, and rear delt to work towards directly counteracting your forward-rounded shoulders by strengthening the muscles between your shoulder blades. 2. Next, I recommend that you stretch and mobilize your tight anterior side. Chest openers, hip flexor stretches, and thoracic spine mobility drills release the tightness pulling you into a hunched, tilted position. 3. Lastly, build your postural awareness + core stability. Planks and dead bugs build the core control that holds you upright, paired with simple positional resets (wall angels, chin tucks) throughout the day to retrain default posture. Your posture is a mirror of your habits. Fix the habits, fix the frame. Shock Troop out. 🪖⚔️🤝 #posturecorrection #postureexercises #physicaltherapy #yoga #backpain

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